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Join Indie Memphis and this week's Movie Club partner Crosstown Arts for a special virtual Q&A featuring director and former Crosstown Arts filmmaker-in-residence Jon Bryant Crawford. He'll be discussing the making of his video portrait series Tell Me a Memory alongside guest moderator Tony Horne.

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Q&A at Crosstown Arts on Cinematography

In Arkansas brothers' film, down and out waitress meets quiet character

Dream Land--Little Rock's West 9th Street is an hour-long documentary that may be AETN's best work substantively.

What could you possibly say in a film that is only four minutes long? Well, if it’s a film by Jesse Burks, the sky is the limit!

Tim Kirkman released his latest film Lazy Eye on DVD through Breaking Glass Pictures this week.

The true story of the late Arkansas Razorbacks football hero Brandon Burlsworth is an underdog saga to rival “Rudy,” and while the modest Burlsworth biopic “Greater” doesn’t have that film’s inspirational spark, the indie drama is just sweet enough and slick enough to appeal to pigskin fans and Christian family audiences.

Tim Kirkman's drama about two men who reunite after 15 years is so well-written and acted you feel like you're eavesdropping.

Jesse Burks and Eric England's new project, Cured, stars Michael Berryman and Scout Taylor-Compton, and we have photos and impressions of the exorcism short film.

Indie Filmmaking 101: Light Fast and Shoot Fantastic with Rosco LEDs

I’ve worked with Rosco LitePads a bit in the past – mainly for nighttime interior car work and other specialty set ups such as phone gags etc.

One Please is one of the most beautiful looking short films I have ever seen. It has production values to rival big studio Hollywood productions - and the feel of something truly special. The period details are wonderful, really evoking the mood and innocence of the era, enhanced with a strong, bright color palette.

A review on the short film "Pillow"